Glossary entry

Japanese term or phrase:

立ち寄り湯

English translation:

"Tachiyori-yu"

Added to glossary by JapanLegal
Jan 15, 2011 00:24
13 yrs ago
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Japanese term

立ち寄り湯

Japanese to English Other Tourism & Travel
Context: この立ち寄り湯の街角では、日帰り利用の出来る温浴施設を総称して「立ち寄り湯」と定義します。

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Proposed translations (English)
4 +3 "Tachiyori-yu"
2 drop in spa
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Feb 4, 2011 14:12: JapanLegal Created KOG entry

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"Tachiyori-yu"

Based on the context and given that you are writing for an English-speaking audience traveling in Japan, I'd recommend simply romanizing the Japanese so that travelers can better communicate with locals.

Other travel writers have romanized this concept as "drop-by" or "day-use" onsen/baths/hot springs if you decide to go that route.

http://outdoorjapan.com/magazine/column_details/201
日帰り温泉 (higaeri onsen) / 立ち寄り温泉 (tachiyori onsen) day-use hot spring

http://www.visitjapan2010.com/sg/articles/1011_01.html
At many ryokans throughout Japan, including those at the Hakone Onsen (Kanagawa) and Beppu Onsen (Oita), you can try baths called "tachiyori-yu" (drop-by bath) without an overnight stay. Some public spaces may also offer you these drop-by baths.
Peer comment(s):

agree Julian Rippon : Yes, I'd go with this rather than trying to translate, particularly as the sentence includes a full explanation of the meaning. It's really like a proper noun, so no need to translate.
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Yes, that's exactly what I was thinking. Thank you for your comments!
agree Joyce A : We even have onsen here in northern Thailand (in a place called Sankampaeng) ...Haven't been there yet, but I think I could use some of that relaxin'. :-)
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Oooo, sounds lovely. ^^ I miss Japan's onsen more than just about anything else. Thank you, as always!
agree Soonthon LUPKITARO(Ph.D.)
1 day 1 hr
Thank you!
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drop in spa

just a guess
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